"Less than three years after Liberty Global acquired Formula 1, the company is reportedly exploring scenarios that would decrease its stake in the international racing circuit -- everything from an exit to the introduction of new equity partners in on the table. Liberty has failed to add races (see: Miami) and/or major sponsors, attract younger fans (fact: just 14 percent are younger than 25 years old) or drive digital revenues (.06 percent of total revenue in '18), issues that collectively indicate the C-suite folks are in over their heads and taking direction from the wrong places."

And the most logical buyer? Ecclestone, of course.

"Keep an eye on former owner Bernie Ecclestone, the British business magnate has the capital, know-how and can likely reclaim the asset back for a fraction of the $8 billion he sold it for."